Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-11-16

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The full particulars Of the hanging
of the Chicago anarchists will be found
on the third page of THE REPUBLICAN
this week
The social hop to be given by w. X
Dickinson, of the ST. Charles hotel, Jeffer-
son, at Stopper bach's opera house, Friday
evening, promises to be fine affair.
-Trachte & Trayser take the lead
this season in Plush Cloaks, as all can
see when they visit their store. Don't
fail to see their beautiful styles in these
goods.
"A bouncing boy-baby was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cummings, of Chi
cago, November 9th, and their WATERFOWL
friends extend congratulations over the
happy event.
"A public temperance meeting VIII
be held in connection with the session OF
the Seventh District lodge of Good Temp
lars. at the Nj. E. church next Friday
evening. Able speakers will be present.
"A monstrosity in the shape OF imam
bear. was exhibited here Thursday in
ChappeIl's block, and was worthy of be-
ing seen. A human being, he bad the
appearance and many of the habits OF a
bear
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was strong and &c higher, clos
ing at 7158c for No. 2 spring, 7218c
December and 79c May. Flour
was frmer and more active. Barley
closed at 73c, rye at $500 corn at
4415c and oats at CSC. Hogs were
steady at 4.35,04.65.
The WATERFOWL Rifles will give a
grand ball at their aruory Thanksgiving
evening, and one OF the pleasantest social
events of the season may be expected.
Music by the Jefferson brass band. Tick
cts 80 cents.
Those interested in temperance work
must remember that session of the 7th
district lodge of Good Templars will be
held with Watertown Lodge No. 314 Fri
dav and Saturday of this week, Novem-
Der 18th and 10Th, commencing at 1880
A. NJ. Friday.
Schiller & Quentmeyer have just
received a NEW assortment of children s
bows. Youths and mems tabernacle cloth
ing. One price and selling cheap have
made the firm popular.
SCHILLER & QUEN1MEYER,
Cor. Main and Third SITS
Friday, while the sun was shining al
midday, the cresent-shaped moon coulo
be seen in the heavens and only com
paratively shor: distance from it star
called by some the star of Bethlehem, was
observed shining brightly, the whole form
! ing a rare and beautiful astropomica
display.
AT Madison the case of the United
States against Galbraith Brothers, of James.
Vile, for SIT 900 import duties on horses
brought to this country from Scotland
was called for hearing Monday on the de-
murrer of the defense to the complaint
Judge Bum, of the United States court
| overruled the demurrer and the case will
/ come up for trial on its merits at the De
cember term of court.
beginning November Goth the North
ern Pacific will run fast mail train from
St. Paul to the Pacific coast, connecting
at st. Paul with fast mail train on thu
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
The train will run through to Portland
in twenty hours less than the presen
time, reaching Helena in forty and one
half hours and Tacoma twenty-four hour
ahead of present time.
DR. Valerius & Co., of this city, hav
sold very promising 2year-old Clydes
dale stallion, Polestar Vol. K, to Georg
E. Allen, of Sozewill county, Ill. Con
sideration, ST ,O50. He is of very fashion
able breeding, being sired by Darwin
(2,72D. he by Druid (1,120), dam Peeres
(5,O86), by Laird of Aboyne (1,175l
Polestar is one of the finest of the Clydes
dale breed, and Mr.. Allen displayed good
''horse sense in securing the animal.
There was the usual-sized attendanc,
at the last Sunday afternoon meeting o
Y. NJ G. A led by d. G.. Whyte, A. J
Whiting directing the music. Remarks
upon the scripture lesson for the day wer,
made by Daniel Jones, d. G. Whyte
| John Hardie, A. Robbins, VIM. L. Norri
and A. J. Whiting. Next Sunday it i
expected that opinions will be inter
changed by those present upon the ques
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